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This man riding beside you, who is he?
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The man who saved me, divine emperor,
to return and serve you.
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Is that all you know about him?
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No. He was accused of an attack
on the governor of Judea.
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But he was innocent.
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If not, there's a strange
inconsistency in this man. . .
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. . .who tries to kill my governor,
yet saves the life of my consul.
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Come tomorrow. We'll talk of it.
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We have all the information
on this man. . .
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. . .a man of some influence
in his own country.
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His attack upon our governor is one
upon the senate and the people of Rome.
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I am convinced that
no such attack was intended.
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Consul, allow us to continue.
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Allow us to be generous.
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As a reward to you
for your great victory. . .
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. . .we shall not send him back to
the galleys. Take him as your slave.
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Such is the will of the senate. . .
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. . .and the people of Rome.